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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

Adamson's Botanic Balsam il compounded
Of the best concentrated extracts Of bark,
roots, and gums in the world. It is . safe
and reliable medicine, pleasant TO the taste,
and cures coughs, colds, asthma and Group.
Price 35 and 10 cents. Trial bottles 10 cts.
dec6d&wlw
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CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
A CONFIDENCE MAN
by Several City Authorities.

LOWELL. Mass, Dec. 9
ID. r. Page, confidence man, aged l6
years was arrested today in New York by
the officers on requisiton $500 operation
at Glens Falls, n. Y, 1871. He is also
wanted in Denver, Toronto, Wallingford,
Vt. and other places.
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A ST. ALBANS FARMER
Dies From Injuries Received by Being
Thrown From His Carriage.

ST. ALBANs, VI, Dec. 2.
James J. Carney, farmer was thrown
from his buggy yesterday and sustained bad
cuts on his head, He was not considered
seriously hurt. He went to bed as usual
and sank into comatose condition and died
He was IS years old. and leaves family.
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Not Guilty..

Sioux CRY, Ia, Dec. 9.
The second trial of John Arensdorf for
the murder of Rev. Mr.. Haddock was ended
this evening. The jury rendered verdict
of not guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

Regulate the Regulator" Impure blood
means poison through the whole system.
Make it pure and grow strong with Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. 1t is safe and GER
tain. l20 doses for 81. 90. All druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
Getting Ready for War.

CRAcow, Dec. 3.
Orders have been issued TO place the 9th,
1th, Sth and lth Russian army corps on war
footing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
HOPELESS CONDITION
OF Hon. John w. Sanborn OF the Boston
& Maine Railroad

wo,rnoro JuNcrIoS, n. H.. Dec 2.
The condition of Hon. John W. Sanborn,
s,,nar;r,endent of the Northern division of
,ha pos,on & Maine railroad, is hopeless.
He NAV linger some time.
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died suddenly OF Heart Trouble.

BANGOR, Dec. >.
John Morse of Dixmont, Iarnief' "s
TX went to the barn Thursday to feeo ms
cattle and was found upon the hay NOV oeau
The causeof his death was probably near
disease.
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PROTESTANT VS.. RoMANIsT.
The Religious War in Biddeford to Be
Re-opened.

BIpDEFoRD, Dec. ?.
Rev. Fr Chiniquy, who. during the Dr.
Full ION investigation, was invited to come to
Biddeford and lecture against Romanism,
has accepted the invitation and Will come
here early in February
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DOES NOT SUCCEED.
Bayards Fishery Commission Failure.

OTTAWA. Dec. 9.
Cabinet councils are held almost daily
since the assembling of the fisheries COM
mission. Cipher dispatches are constantly
received from Sir Charles Tupper. and it is
intimated that the whole scheme is a failure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

der to do any work at all, win have 10 cut
loose from the third party and return y
their old methods of work. In this condi-
ton will the organizations regain their old
time energy, enthusiasm and efficiency
in the temperance work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
Further Improvements on the saco
River
BrppEroRp, Dec. 3.

BrppEroRp, Dec. 9.
The board of trade tonight endorsed the
plaus and Recommendations of MAJOR D. a.
Smith in reference to the Saco river and
barbor improvements and appointed COM
m;,tee to draft resolutions and circulate a
netition in Biddeford and Saco to be sent "
C,roress with view of obtaining an appro-
priation at this session.
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HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth of Pittsfield, Michigan, Property
In Ashes
HIIIsnHE. Mich. Dec.

HIILsDALE. Mich, Dec, y.
A fire in Grangers hall, Pittsfeld, to-day,
spread to Williams jewelry store, Loerick's
shoe house and several tenements sweeping
a whole block. Loss, 100000
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Goes Into Insolvency.

WoRCERrER, Mass, Dec. ..
The Hamilton Vocation Organ Company
petitoned into insolvency today.
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Memorial to Manchester Martyrs

DUBLIN, Dec. 8.
memorial to the Manchester martyrs
was unveiled at Limerick tonight.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Calumet and Hecla Fire Under
Control

IsHpEMING, Mich, Dec. 8.
Assistant superintendent Duncan of the
Calumet and Hecla mine announces the fire
under control. No gas being sent down, the
mines are not to be flooded.
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TWENTY sMAcKs LOST
In Hurricane at Orkney Island

LONDON, Dec. 8.
Advices from Orkney Island report the
loss of 20 smacks in hurricane.
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GROCERIES and PROVISIONS !

respectfully ask of the public share of their
patronage.
C"mc in and inspect thc store and stock If you
don't huy a cents worth
REMEMBER this stock is all new. old goods
and has been bought low for ASH and win be sold
CORES spondingly low.
Hs"\. Il. As th'rc has hrru some misunderstood
ing tp selling unt. desire 10 state publicly
IN, signature, thht uRiv No agreement. expressed
or implied. not to again engage in the grocery bust
ness in Augusta.
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MARKET REPORTS.

New York Money Market
NEW YoRK, Dee. o.
Money call easy, ranging from to .. last IoAa ..
Prime paper At to s.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady
Railroad bonds, dull, generally drm.
The following sre the closing quotations Of -
curities:
Il n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
TO CALL THE STREET DIGGERS TO ORDER.

THE BUREAU OF INCUNBRANCES HAS POWER 10
PILL IN TRENCHES LEFT OPEN TOO LONG.
CORPORATION Counsel Bren has addressed to General
Newton. Commissioner OF PnDlc Works, "A reply TO a
question from the latter whether he has the right to
treat the dirt from the excavations in the streets aud the
trenches as distractions and order the Bureau OF In
cunbrances I'LL the excavations and cause the open
ngs to be paved whether work which the open
ing was originally made be completed or not Nr
OBrian SAYS in reference the charter OF the New
York Company, which is particularly referred 10
10y General Newton in his communication:
Tho charr in certain resolutions ~ tho Board
Aldermen passed IN pursuance OF an authority conferred
by TIC Legislature amending the act Oi Y lorna
these resolutions distinctly ded that tho work OF the
It's successors or assigns IN the streets sha
he reasonable regulations by the missioner
the safety Of the public ana tho times
public travel be INTERRUPTED ~ particular
localities While duty TO grant permit IS Of such
oonr in awarding hesatcd 10 authorize
~ sucb erant IL mas even required bond addition
doubt that yOu have full powers In granting
such a permit 10 mako Limitation OF time
foliows that In tho power make a resolution
implied the power 10 enforce IT, and whlo your acon III
debris an obstruction or nuisance
tfor nuisance which exists IN public streets by
means indicated your letter after the Limitation oil time
has EXPIRED IT, .-.-. III, .,.,.o. .,
openings other is either TO be found in sp
In the vestsd IN yourself or
the Department Parks by the Board Of Aldermen under
general co1ierTen upon thcm py to 10
regulate Of surfaces not officially
The OF the regulations adopted ny Won
the opening OF street surfaces Dnt
limit the tins within which snch pave
msnts resored should not hesitate IN tiose cases
limit has expired TO cause summary restoration
The nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
TIE PETROLEUM Market
xKws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or rErc

NEws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PEi'E@
There quicter market In crude oil yesterday oi1
I'tlc dIm'nutou In Is strength. Tho gauges ot the
Washington and Ee.boh pools both showed decline IN
the Yield, and whole the tenor " the news rom
Western regions bul,h. First prices were IS
higher a. 80 cents. and the extreme depression that
followed only 81 IL In spite OK reazations
and the nlspo,tion ~ the leaders "a spur on buying
recovery nearly followed and the market closed
urm. 49,.
so dafUd b Nctaurr were follows
opening. 80 highest, o. lowest % IL hhai - Ia
sale, l1r cls inf." co.
Refined off va. UNCHANGED n IS cents per gallon
Abel t,st, a. N.wYork. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OF. Cur. Penn- sept - --trnis Ol-NAtoual Transit
Cerlc % AMI clo-d At 0s' EiRho't prGb
&c. lowest pros en- sales, lOi3OlD barrels c1nrt'rt
u .nS baIfrl. clcaiaucrs 9OOO bAties shipments
-. I1s barrels runs 90. $50 barrels
Sept . Petroleum at We AMI irregu
TRANSIT terthcltes opens ~ OBJ AMI Clsssi
Al G-s. highest orc- coz lowest price. Co.
BK,prOAu Penn sept - -N4ilont Traist Certificates
oreued closed Al $50 highest price, U3s lowest
pr o. IL =. Clearance l-jn.OO1 barrels
TfrrsytiLY PeHu. sept - Natlsl4 Trans; Certificates
opnuel closed AT bs. highest price. tJs LOW
cat price. bSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
THE ELECTRICAL SCBWAY COyTRICTS

JUSTICE OGORMAN DENIES A MOTION FOR AN IN
JUNCTION PENDING sCIr.
In the suit of Peter McGnness taxpayer against
the 30 ir OF Commits iOncrs of Electrical subTlys the
Board OF Electric Il Control, the Mayor Aldermen and
commonalty ami the Consolidated Telegraph and Eec
trical subway Compsny, in watch he seeks to obtain
"a Judgment preventing waste or injury to the estate.
funds other property OF the city Justice OOor1nan
Superior Court ha, denied the motion for an In
junction peeate e STAYING ali proceedings OF the de
PENDANTS anl restraining the from carrying ont the
contracts with the Consolidated Telegraph ana Flee
tricll subway Company.
In regard to the Plaintiffs contention that the Subway
act OF iSS7 is uncOnsuon u, an that any contracts
made un Ter il void AM wOul h. iO7, t0 the inic
ton the city of NewYor OF waste OF and injury to Its
property, the Judsc lys:
Before the court will declare m act OF the Le:isll
tire OF his state unc,n'i;utional 1t must he satisfied
beyond dou3l that such is the fact AM thc hIti.n Is
the plaintiff sitiSy the court beyond all donOt that
the law assaulted IS unconstitutional
After referring DECISIONS the eject TN cplrt5
will not eujon plnc officers in the discharge OF their
duties aud that injmc;iohs psa3saie tHe should DO
granted with caution ana reluctance, the Jui5e pro-
cccds:
Applying these rules to the consideration of this
notion. tne question before lnc is Only whether the
P ms Ma9 QUO dou on i va and f.ts and
my decision of TINS motion cannot ne regarded as III iy
affecting the action OF the court on tne more "el
crate ana exhaustive examination VI w l, VIZ" r ,
required the final trial of the action MY answer -
this question: after careful examination OF lhe moving
papers aud able and exhaustive arguments OF The
learned counsel both sides. Is tnat am not satisfied
beyond "a reasonable dOIbt that the plantlf has maze
out clear on the facts or on the law emitting MN
To the preventive relief he asks for
The Judge further SAYS, i'll to the arguments
OF counsel that the contention that the act OF 1881
never law because not signed by the Governor
until the afternoon OF Saturday June -. and not led III
the office OF the Secretary OF state until tle IooWhS
Monday not good because the cevthcate OF me oect1
tdry that II approved on June - Is con
lie holds that the title OF the act Is properly
expressed. He inmates his concurrence with judge
Allen ant Justice Freedman IN the view mat tle acl
not unconstitutional providing for ule laklnE Oh
private property without compensation The motion Is
denied with ~lU costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
GOSSIP ABOTT TIE NEW CRUISERS

THE CHICAGO SOON TO MAKE HER POWER TRIAL
SLIGHT DAMAGE To THy ATLANTA.
The lons-ago presumed power trial trip on the Sound
OF tie new cruiser Chicago stil hangs fire. II IL PROM
sed that she will lie ready IN about week The cLgine
being OF new pattern and having many comparatively
new parts It requires more in adjusting
them. on the Boston. which developed such a great
success on her power trial. the Construction Depart
mcnt has large force of men. but It's wor Is nearly
completed. The Ordnance Department Is hard at work
making vessel ready for her trial and II pre-
parug TO ay new racks FOR the eight inch guns. IL Is
not known how soon tho OTdnan &C department VIII
have the vessel ready.
The new cruiser Atlanta. which carries the prize pen
naDf for efficiency the target practice recently at
Newport did not win her honOrS without some damage
The rccO her guns tore out the eye bolts under the
norris for the cheekackles and did other damage and
She il coming Ia the brooklyn Navy Yard for repairs
The Nipsic and EnteIp nearly ready 10 be put
draft for crews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
SETTING ASIDE A FEAUnU LENT ASSIGNMENT

SETTING ASIDE 4 FIlAUDU LENT ASSIGNMENT.
decision by justice Nann, OF the supreme Court was
handed down yesterday declaring that the assignment or
{. NJ. Foster & be aside rs fraudulent ana
void that receiver must be appointed and that refer
be The account OF the aSsisuvc nc
gniLent Frank {. Burhap IN December 1851
by 1rm which had been CARVING ON business III tha
Ctg u importers or pushes Iuf-
nlturc coverings Ihe Liabilities amounted 70 Over
Tbs IIent preferences 10Y about T-oOOU Inc
decision j. given a suit by \. :. Henry * 20, OF
birmingham England and {. W. Brooke & co. OF Brad
ford. England. who had Obtained judgment for about
500 600 against and who asked mat the assign
mont be ST fraudulent and void on The grounds
among Others the defendants Obtained gpoi, Wh'h
ILry knew they were l-O.Ncnt and hyp0thcAted them
with various Warehouses, diycrtiur the proceeds rom
the legitimate thtnurls Of their business. The assign
ncnt contained preference to Ais. Harriet NJ lv.,e
y, n, OF the head OF the Nrm. S31O'O on what
The plain in alleged 90 Dee = HctU0U, debt The actoa
was tried before ,'irc Naan IN The supreme Court
TORI last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
RAILROAD.
L On and after SEP IN Bl;E T.; lSo"
GREAT TRUNK LINE

Trains Ave sew ork Va DesbIosss AID Cortland.
uAIsSure Ptisbare aud he West, with Pullman Palace
so 3' sssea lin a Of faa Dining SMOKING
- Sleeping ve'iogiea as at j. m eye5y nay Cory and
,PetToieum ten 'H; and tho Oh Regions, .,,
Tor SoirstoTn, ThaniIyiIo, rOttst9wn ana L:eadIns
Sundays SUMO 5; 9, rs sad 10 N; ,. .,,m,,.t wash.
Express OF Pullman rarloF Cara ana EIs sn4'T6
yans KssCad Rs1s Car ia ~ sAG ahi a 20
a. n arfi T's wSSinssS IS : guar a. 8 70
hight sunday Is a. M. 80 ana y M and
n:n cy ,y pTf lead sipf M9 AID IN TS
.oac %n va pit aS%ay 9 ana H%eoy noon e,
10 and p IN. on sunday, . IL a. H. ana y III |uo
ho U8 POM ana Noftok, VIA New. York, Philadelphia
and f Say E Sa'2 90 Week SES days s'
Boa OF bro1kG Aans eon1s wn d i pur io
TRAINS HRiy: From rhtsbqrg 10 80, o II 90, 80
~ and % a. daily a5o% S So s1 : aSa
g e ga 81 tS 81, Il rs
liSo Il 90 ,@ G 90 z 70 90 Is D. SU and and p 20 20
Ss sunday 81 6 s. s g. Il 10 20 q
M FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,o.,
20 20 s. o Chicago Limited and 10 washag to-
Limited Dining Carsl' and II !, a. M = 20, ~ S9
g, D. = and p M ana u 40 HSn~ sASS9Hs ES
press SSa III i5 aD . L3dI and 10 a. % a. 80 s. c,
rn and leaving a%a II any ny@ .4ecp, Sunday a, g.
aud IL 10 a: m /, . 4 ., p H.; ana 10 a. i ana
Returning trains have Broad street station h!lSdepht
~ OF. 20, 4 90, 40, 90, u 30 20 20
30 o 40, IL and IL Is "A. M, Clmitcd Express
Win Dining Car. "a and 4.5o p M j. A. : 80
ON Sundays, Il OF, ) 90; 4 O5, 40 . ~
80 . 40 a. m. II 40, 20, a 30 LiHllrdl . -
%, ~ and K IL p. IN. "a . -
Leave Philadelphia, Via Camden, a. m and so p M
Ti1Rct oncc5, $40. 43j and O4i Broadway. Asior
House Battery Place. ard foot of Dcsbrossrs ana COs
andt ats IOurtst- and Brooklyn AnnuN station loO
OF Fulton-sL, Brooklyn; station Jersey CITY Emgr"ht
Ticket once, Castle Garden.
Tho New YORK Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana ehec"
baggage from hotels and residences ,.,>.
lIINS. r. ~ I'll. j. n Mopb'
General Manager. Grneral Passf agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

passersy children crossing the street The Mayor
wished whether steps could DO takon TO compel
companies trackst arrange them as TO
make them dangerous. Mr. o. Brien says
able TO discover IN department or In
officer oil the corporation TO compel the To take
tracks to lay them position different from
that which they already occupy may b. true that the cars
of this greater rate OF speed Than IS
consistent with tbs safety passersby II su0 be tho case
l. within the OF the Board OF Aldermen 10 regulate
the speed and within the OF the Police Depart
that such regulation is complied with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND IUDSOr
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GKINT FVI II NNNN no y II II y Ia
ON auc alter september IL trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Largest and Fines, Passenger Station in America


largest and Fncs, Passenger station IN America.
IS a. NJ, Rochester and Montreal Express, dfawln4
room ears Abuy Troy and Syracuse, also to montreal
.o so a. NJ the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED, com.
10. "A exclusively Buffet smoking dinngca draw
ng room ami sleeping Albany uca, syracuse.
10 hester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Erie, Cleveland and
'Toieip. arriving chicago 80 a M next day. .
Canandaigul and Rochester ,.
III 30 a M Western New York and Northern Express.
2 80 D. m Albany Troy, Saratoga and Utica special.
q D. M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. - o.,
ii d m Fas Chicago Express. WIN s!cepiB c9ts Ior
Mag ia Falls BuG 40 suspension bridge, Toledo Deuois
md I hicago Dining \ew-Sork TO Albany. -
I'D ao n m Est Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express with
sleeplng ears Cleveland. Cincinnati, lndiiaus Se
Louis Auburn, Geneva, Canandugua daily. Dllns car
Nc io' m Montreal and Ttica Express daily. Sleep
Via 81. Adams. sunday tain does not run west ol
n M Spcclal sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. M,
Bnfao . 3j a. M and Cleveland IL 10 D. ~. neAt DAY
Rochester pnYso Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo De-
trot and Clicaso Sleeping cars to Clayton Via oues
i IS ~ M Night Express. with sleeping ears to Al.
bAnv and Trny Connects with the morning trains Tor tbs
West fnr Saratoga, Lake George and for the North leX'
Tickets and SPACE I'm drawing room and sleeping cara
on sale at Grand nral Depot Alb Sn and W rnadM
Mott Haven station i"s,h hist New York 1913 Washington
and 73O FULTON s Brooklyn and 10 Fourth St. Wiiams'
burg. - -,
Wcstcolrs Express cal for and check baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tStop at
Mott Haven aon u3sthst) .,l.,r.,.,
J. NJ. TOUt Fly, UFEnT NfNFl'r.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
SATURDAY. sept. Or. NJ.

SATURDAY, sept 2l-f VI.
Tine weekly statement OF bank averages issued today
shows u gain of 100000 cash. Tho money move
ments OF the week could hardly affect tho averages to
any extent, because the principal receipts
for bonds and gold imports were at the last
part OF the week. and part OF them did not
go into statement at all For instance the s26OOooo
which the SubTreasury to-day debtor AT the Clear
ing House did not go In. 1t looks as II part OF tho
money withheld from the Last statement perhaps the
WHOLE was put into the cash after tho middle oil ths
week A reduction 10 loans OF S66730O aud at
the same time a reduction OF deposits OF
In the face OF increase In cash OF Sl760OOO
IS consistent with the snpposton OF an exchange OF
bond assets for cash The surplus reserve IL increased
81 997 $50 $1,SlG72J against $9O19 80 September
20. 1886.
following the totals OF statements OF Septem'
Der II and Sop tsmbrr "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
MR. DEcKERs RESIGNATION ACCEPrED.

The Rev. Frank II. booker, VI the East COngre2r
tona Church, In Brooklyn, ha, resigned and notice
10 thai effect will be read from the church pulpit today
The standing committee Of tho cOngrcSMI,n Lds az
cepte1 his resignation. meeting of the congregation
viii DO held to morrow night % fatiiy tie acuoh Oh
the committee. The Rev. A. StrWart Mal-h VIII
preach to-day. Mr.. Decker resignation + tho rr-u
Of an invest gallon by the standing committee OF tho
charges against him VI lmpf roper relations with FOuh9
woman Of GrcenpOr Mr.. Decker T. thity-lhrec Ecar'
old AMI ha- bees Ircaching four years. lie say. hc
will give up preaching but VIII try to got another
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsSENG Err TRAINS leave foot OF Cor;landt and De'-
brOsses : follows:
a. m. for Cafasauqua and intermediate points ,r,
a m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira chester, BuHalo
and the West and principal local point' Chair car 10
Mlkcsbarrc ,,,
/ D. M for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Chair
10 TunkhannOck. Connection " Reading ana Hafs'
burg a.. -.
$40 D. m for Piston and principal intermediate points
Chair car % Pit,ston. r.
40 p m. for Coplav ard ntermedllie points. Con-
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair ear u apl Y
D. m for Geneva, Lyons Ellnira Rochester. Buffalo
and tho Vest. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
80 D. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving a. ; a. m, p. m and 40 p m. con-
meet for all points MahanOy and IaZleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk, HazletOn and Intermediate
points ..- .,,
D. n for Geneva Lyons, Elmra Rochester, Buud'
and tho West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
r.rnI L,I.Iar IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
rr1tr AmnYn RROoKLYN CnrRcHEs

At meeting of the Clinton Avenue congregational
Church. of Brooklyn Friday night, 1t voted nnani-
mousy by the congregation to return to the brooklyn
Congreg ational Counc Alexander RObb made tho
motion. aud the Rev. T. H. Mcleod. the pastor OF the
church smoke heartily in it, Tic church withdrew
from the Council about at The Tine OF the
IiliOn eecler scandal The Rev. Dr. Buddihgi0n was
then pastor church. and the congregation voted TO
have nothing TO DO with tho Council so long as plymouth
Church was recognized as a member Or stOrrss church
is now the only gationai one In Brooklyn outside
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
ExroRTroy THAT WAS NOT LARCENY.

In tho cases OF William Dnwln. alias Philip T. Dol
Francis Sfurrdge and solomon X Moses arrested the
CHARGE Of larceny. Justice pOnohne IN tho
supreme Court Chambers yesterday AeArd Argument
on Of habc3s corpus IN whcn u
That jov should he released on the ground mat
t,e offence charged larceny IN Tie ey" al the a"
Tao Judge held and Gy Scliage' IL was aleEo
that had obtained snal sums OF money i3i i
tickets from men they falsely rerreoenie mat
they were connected the Board OF Health and Pot 60
victims OF whom milk deal
err would ind interest in tins 10 pIoptdte the
Dr Mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
yoAurnoRIrr TO MOVE TIE or IRA cxS

N0AUTHORITY TO MOVE TIE OAR TIA CKS
evaporation Counsel OBnen has replied TO the letter OF
yor Hewitt inciosing from Daniel Seaman COM
<nng that part Of Manhatanst between Onehun
"end twenty hftL.st and Tenthaye four tracks have
Aa-two cable railroad tracks Ia the centre and two
tracks, by the Forty second Street Manhat-
ssns and st. Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company. tho
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